Cory Morgan: The ‘Rapporteur’ Investigation Into CCP Interference Has Failed Before It’s Begun

Then-governor general David Johnston and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau embrace during a farewell reception at the end of Johnston's term of office, in Ottawa on Sept. 28, 2017. The Canadian Press/Sean Kilpatrick

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If there was any chance the appointment of a “rapporteur” to investigate Chinese Communist Party (CCP) interference in two Canadian elections would instill confidence in Canada’s democratic system, the chance evaporated when Prime Minister Trudeau appointed David Johnston to the role.